Cap Badge Scottish Lion Rampant

The Lion Rampant has long stood as a powerful symbol of Scottish royalty and national pride. Used as the Royal Banner of the Kings and Queens of Scotland since at least the reign of Alexander II in the 1220s, it remains one of the most iconic images in Scottish heraldry. The term "rampant" refers to the lion's heraldic stance—rearing up on its hind legs, claws extended, as if ready to leap into battle. This fierce posture represents the courage, strength, and unyielding spirit of the Scots throughout centuries of history.

Our Lion Rampant cap badge pays tribute to this proud legacy. Expertly hand-cast in lead-free pewter by our highly skilled craftsmen in our Glasgow workshop, each badge is carefully finished to ensure exceptional detail and quality. It’s a striking accessory for traditional Scottish attire, ideally worn on the left-hand side of a Glengarry or Balmoral bonnet, resting just above the rosette.

Measuring 5cm by 6cm, this premium badge blends historical symbolism with artisanal craftsmanship. Whether worn as a mark of heritage or collected as a keepsake, the Lion Rampant badge is a bold and timeless statement of Scottish identity.